Crypto, around the clock.
Bitcoin, Solana and Ethereum keep trading after the stock market closes. Follow the live market and see what its movement could mean for IBIT, BSOL and ETHA.
Connecting · waiting for first trade · USD
Bitcoin / US dollar
24-hour change awaiting data
Each exchange’s own best bid and ask, as quoted. Only charted exchanges are quoted.
Select an exchange to chart it or take it off. Off exchanges are disconnected, except Coinbase, which also feeds the price card and ETF desk. USDT-quoted prices are shown as quoted, not converted to dollars. IBIT trades only in regular US market hours, as 1-minute bars; its price and share volume are converted to BTC at the ratio between the fund and BTC at the last settled close, so it meets the exchanges’ lines at that close and parts from them as the fund’s premium or discount changes.
The chart in figures: the latest 0 of 0 intervals.
Recent transactions
Latest 0 matching transactions from up to 2,000 locally received trades per charted exchange. The filter only affects this list.
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IBIT · iShares Bitcoin Trust
An estimate needs a completed closing baseline and a fresh, unpaused crypto feed.
BSOL · Bitwise Solana Staking ETF
An estimate needs a completed closing baseline and a fresh, unpaused crypto feed.
ETHA · iShares Ethereum Trust
An estimate needs a completed closing baseline and a fresh, unpaused crypto feed.
How the after-hours estimate works
Implied ETF price = ETF closing price × (crypto price now ÷ crypto price at the ETF close).
We pair the ETF’s unadjusted daily close with the last Coinbase trade in the minute immediately before that session ends. The close comes from the provider’s actual trading sessions, including holidays and early closes. Closing data is withheld for the first 20 minutes after the bell while delayed quotes catch up.
This keeps the price relationship observed at the close fixed. It is an approximation, not a quote, a fund’s net asset value or a promised next opening price. Premiums and discounts, fees, distributions, splits, tracking differences and BSOL staking rewards can change that relationship.
ETF prices are public delayed data from Yahoo Finance, including extended-hours observations when supplied. Their timestamps describe the observations, not when you opened the page. This public endpoint has no availability guarantee; missing data stays blank. Crypto prices and historical bars come directly from Coinbase. Live shows the last ten minutes in one-second bars and the hour view uses five-second bars, both built from public Coinbase trades this site records for up to an hour; minutes it did not record use Coinbase one-minute bars. Day and week views use five-minute and hourly bars. Scrolling over the chart doubles its span (or halves it, scrolling the other way), from one minute up to 288 days, with bars sized to suit: seconds up to a few hours, then 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, hourly and daily bars. A bounded browser cache stores longer market history and received transactions between visits; missing history is fetched again. Clearing browser storage removes this local cache.
The chart can overlay other major exchanges’ public trade feeds, received directly by your browser from each exchange, with their own candle history for earlier minutes. Some exchanges are unavailable in some regions. Prices on USDT markets are quoted in the Tether stablecoin, which usually trades close to, but not exactly at, one dollar; they are not converted.
Coinbase feed · Binance feed · Bybit feed · OKX feed · Upbit feed · Kraken feed · Gate feed · HTX feed · Bitfinex feed · KuCoin feed · Spot ETF feed · IBIT quotes · BSOL quotes · ETHA quotes · Inspired by Clark Moody’s tickers.